Defense

U.S. Forces in Afghanistan May Be Significantly Reduced

Officials have said that the troop count in Afghanistan could “drop well below 10,000.”

Management

How the Bush Family Went From Hated to Hipster

Between socks, biking, and bather-selfie paintings, the Bushes know how to make people forget about their legacy.

Management

Outgoing NTSB Chief: People Expect Government to Make Traveling Safer

Hersman asks media to keep safety in the news, pushes for child restraints on planes.

Management

Commentary: The Power of Mission vs. Dysfunction

What HUD shows us about the limits of the Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey.

Management

Technologies Designed to Save Time Are Helping Us Waste It

Time, for the most part, is barely tracked and sucked up by meetings and preparing for them.

Management

Leaders, Are You Betraying Your People?

When you upset the status quo you might have to upset your staff too.

Nextgov

Deltek Breach Raises Questions About Widespread Hacking

Feds won't confirm company assertions about the attack, which affected 80,000 employees of government contractors.

Nextgov

Heartbleed Means HealthCare.gov Users Must Reset Passwords

The online marketplace's homepage directs users to change their login information.

Defense

Is BBG Missing Opportunities With Its Coverage of the Ukraine Crisis?

Voice of America’s Russia programming defended as widely heard in region despite obstacles.

Management

8 Reasons Small Teams Work Better

If your group can’t be fed with two pizzas, it’s probably too big.

Management

The IRS Isn’t Regulating Most of the People You Pay to File Your Taxes

These tax 'preparers' are making a lot of mistakes, GAO finds.

Management

Hillary Clinton's New Book Title Has Already Been Used by a Former Secretary of State

Political-memoir names: so cliche that they're bound to repeat.